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   Mavadelo
   Member

   Sorry your inbox seems to be full ;)

   I recently installed Razr on my new win7 laptop and Win8 desktop without any problems, Only thing new with the old version is the account you need to make (although...I just made it, no idea if it is a must)
   I also installed it on a friends pc and he reported to be very happy with it, no clue if he made an account though, I will ask him

   Razr gear is slightly to steep in price for me so never bought it. The gamebooster website doesn't mention anything about payments or accounts and so far the only thing I noticed is the adds for ASC which are about the same amount and size as in their uninstaller.

   They where planning to make it pay-ware but it seems they diverted to staying freeware and make money trough the Razr name and adds (My thinking, not fact perse)

   Greetz

   For other reading this and interested in this "Gamebooster" (A free software that helps boost your game performance, especially recommended if you play games like WoW, CoD, Skyrim etc etc) you can find it HERE

   Posted 11 years ago #
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   Whiterabbit-uk
   Games Guru

   Thanks for the info Whizzy. you are probably right. For those with limited RAM I think Game Booster is a must have, especially if you play a lot of games.

   As for Razer products, I started purchasing them because I was fed up of having to replace my keyboard and mice regularly and had read that Razer products were generally of a high quality. I also wanted a 'proper' gamers mouse, which enables me to change the sensitivity on the fly (very useful if you are switching from say a shotgun to a sniper rifle when playing FPS games) as well as giving me several programmable buttons on the mouse so that I could transfer some keyboard commands directly to my mouse. Plus I liked many of the design features of most Razer products from the sleek black shapes and Mechanical and super sensitive keys of the Razer Black Widow Ultimate Stealth keyboard to the slippery feet, and colored middle mouse wheel of the mice, as well as for some of the mice a pulsating snake symbol with selectable colors.

   10 plus hours of use every day, with kids using them as well tended to leave my pre Razer peripheral's wrecked. Since buying Razer products which in my opinion are of a much higher quality than most other peripherals that I know of, I've managed to use the same mice for a lot longer than other models. We have two Razer keyboards, both of which are still in mint condition despite heavy daily use. My Black Widow is twice as heavy as a standard keyboard and feels great when using the keys. A top end Logitech keyboard such as the G19 although nice sells mainly for its gimmicky colored mini screen that gives you info about the games you are playing and can also be used as a mini monitor, but I've always thought it much to small to be of any real use. I still have the earlier model (G15) which apart from a few extra programmable keys and a monochrome (orange)monitor that's fixed instead of the G19's swivel feature, the keyboard are the same but everything about that keyboard comes nowhere near the Razer Black Widow Ultimate in quality from the look of the keyboard to the feel and response of the key presses. (by the way the Standard Black Widow is almost half the price of the Ultimate Stealth version)

   Posted 11 years ago #

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